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BetBoro Review

They have been online since 2013 now but many punters have yet to hear of this particular bookie and with so much at stake for a player such as BetBoro, they will have to tick plenty of boxes to get business in. We’ve seen what a tough market it is but these new boys keep on coming so what are they doing to get you involved?

A quick Google search shows the bookmaker’s own site claiming that they offer amazing odds and are one of the best sites for Premier League betting. That’s a bold claim so let’s take a look to see how it’s backed up.

First Impressions

The sports site is nicely laid out with logical functionality: Green is connected with action – or so web designers will tell you – so the green buttons on the site stand out and encourage you to click and proceed.

This is all set behind an attractive black background but the text is mostly a pale grey and this can fade into that background a little. There is a fair bit of information below the fold so you will have to scroll a long way through current events if you want to read about the stuff at the bottom of the page.

Markets are on the left hand side and there is a lot of information which isn’t particularly in a logical order. The overall verdict on the home page is a mixed one but there are some positive aspects to it.

Markets and Odds

It’s too soon for BetBoro to be included on the main odds comparison sites and this is a barrier that all new bookmakers must face if they are to make their mark. They claim to have excellent prices on football and this does seem to be the case if you check a few bets at random.

As for the list of sporting markets, there is a good range of niche and popular events in this following list:

That’s actually one of the best lists around so for anyone looking for a really obscure niche, BetBoro should be one of the first places to come to. There’s also a big list of eSports with each game given its own category while entertainment and politics markets are also in evidence.

Overall, this is arguably the most positive part of the operation and it’s hard to find such a diverse set of options elsewhere.

Licensing

We know that BetBoro started life in 2013 and are licensed in Curacao and that information is shown clearly and concisely at the bottom of the sports home page. There is a separate About Us link and this continues to talk about the company and its commitments.

The About Us section is mainly promotional stuff but the main point here is that the licensing info is very clearly displayed and BetBoro will establish some trust by being so transparent.

Promotions

Things start off very positively here with a 50% match on your first deposit that can climb all the way up to a very generous 100 Euros at the top end of the scale. That competes very well with other new players who came online at around the same time and it beats many of the established brands who offer around £20 to £30 in free bets.

You only need 20 Euros to take advantage of this and the minimum odds at 1.70 and rollover at x8 are quite fair so this is a good way to start things off. BetBoro have ongoing promos too and like a lot of mainland European focussing bookies these tend to centre around the Champions League with cashbacks and free bets listed.

These are obviously subject to change so do keep checking BetBoro’s promos page but this is a really good start which will attract new players and keep them onside.

Banking

There’s a good set of funding options at BetBoro and while the bigger brands can score by offering the most popular eWallet in Paypal, it’s absence here shouldn’t be an issue. As alternatives, you can use Skrill, Sofort, EcoPay, Neteller and PaysafeCard.

Naturally, you can also deposit and withdraw via Bank Transfer plus all the major debit and credit cards. That list includes American Express which can be an issue for some outlets.

Social Media

BetBoro started their Twitter account in March 2014 but it’s had very little impact in two years with just 84 followers as of April 2016. It’s always hard to build a following and maybe there is no magic formula but at an average of just one tweet per day, the intensity should probably increase.

Over at Facebook however it’s a much better story with over 4,500 likes recorded at the same time. It’s a much livelier place too with several posts going up each day and plenty of engagement with likes and comments.

So it’s a mixed review here but if you do sign up with BetBoro then it’s worth getting involved with that Facebook page.

Conclusion of BetBoro Review

Starting with the positives and there are some excellent ways in which BetBoro can compete with the big names in the industry. BetBoro start with that 100 Euro bonus which beats most outlets but they don’t stop with a welcome offer and build from there to keep players happy with ongoing promos.

The list of markets is excellent too with football covering leagues across the world while sports such as sumo and sailing are about as ‘niche’ as you get.

The negatives are very few and they include a Twitter account which is near enough dormant but is compensated for by a very lively Facebook page. Overall they are getting a lot of things right here and there are many reasons to add BetBoro to your gaming portfolio.

Likes

BetBoro welcome offer is a competitive one up to 100 Euros and the ts an ccs on this in regard to minimum odds and rollover are very fair.

Regular promotions are also offered so this will encourage new players to stay involved and get rewarded for their loyalty.

The choice of markets is simply excellent with all the popular sports covered plus a huge set of niche events such as sumo, sailing and more. It’s hard to find a better list anywhere on the web.

Dislikes

The website has an attractive design but there is too much information on it and it can be difficult to navigate. In addition, you have to press an arrow to get information below the fold but the arrow blends in to the black background and is tricky to locate.

The Facebook side of their social media operation is thriving but Twitter has been slow to catch on and needs to be developed.